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Arterial Plaque vs. Elevated Blood Cholesterol and Increased Heart Attack Risk Part II: Aged Garlic and Berberine Supplementation

by | Aug 28, 2025 | Members Journal Articles, SPE NHSS Members

Build-up of arterial plaque can be reversed without the use of risky prescription drugs. In Part II of this article provides dietary strategies and nutritional supplements with the focus on aged garlic (and aged garlic extract) and berberine.

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